Richardson unveiled his Opportunity Beach Agenda Tuesday night that outlined his goals for everything ranging from economic recovery to public safety and creating opportunities for youth to succeed.
For one final time as mayor, Garcia laid out his priorities in an annual State of the City address. He’s forgoing running for a third term to seek a Congressional seat.
In his annual State of the City address, Mayor Robert Garcia also announced new economic programs benefiting Long Beach City College students and grocery workers.
The 2021 State of the City will be delivered virtually by Mayor Robert Garcia where he’s expected to provide updates on COVID-19 vaccines and new guaranteed income programs.
Mayor Robert Garcia’s sixth State of the City address also noted there is work to be done in the areas of affordable housing and solving the city’s homelessness crisis.
The State of the City address will take place Tuesday, Jan. 14. and start at 6 p.m.
Mayor Robert Garcia’s “State of the City” opened, and closed, Tuesday night, January 15 at the Terrace Theater, leaving in its wake facts, choreography and applause; some of it voluntary.
Garcia has used the annual address to highlight the successes seen by the city in the previous year and also to identify work that remains to be done.
As Mayor Robert Garcia and the majority of the Long Beach City Council start into the homestretch of re-election bids, Garcia delivered an annual address on the city that has boomed with development since he took the reigns in 2014, but one that he admitted still faces steep challenges.
Listen to what Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia and city officials have to say about the State of the City on Tuesday, January 9 during the free annual event.
